Removing front grill
#1
Removing front grill
Howdy folks!
Happy Long weekend!
While many of us are taking a much needed break to enjoy the summer temps, my GF and I have decided to move forward with our FIT projects.
Next on the list is to finish Hyperdipping (plastidip) the front grill.
I was considering masking off the entire area or the headlights, hood and bumper.
Instead I figured this would be a great time to address the sagging bumper as well as upgrade the horns to something a little more "authoritative".
So in regards to the front grill, I know I have to remove the front bumper.
Once it's off, are the fasteners re-useable? or will I have to purchase replacements to get the grill to stay in place (like it is from the factory).
thanks in advance
Happy Long weekend!
While many of us are taking a much needed break to enjoy the summer temps, my GF and I have decided to move forward with our FIT projects.
Next on the list is to finish Hyperdipping (plastidip) the front grill.
I was considering masking off the entire area or the headlights, hood and bumper.
Instead I figured this would be a great time to address the sagging bumper as well as upgrade the horns to something a little more "authoritative".
So in regards to the front grill, I know I have to remove the front bumper.
Once it's off, are the fasteners re-useable? or will I have to purchase replacements to get the grill to stay in place (like it is from the factory).
thanks in advance
#3
You can. When they get old and have alot of road dirt they may break when you remove them. Order a bunch on amazon or pick a few up at the dealer for $1.50 each. I grabbed a hundred for the whole car. Splash guards, bumper mudflaps etc. $17.00 the tool that come with them is easier to remove them. I use them on the neighbours cars too.
#4
You can. When they get old and have alot of road dirt they may break when you remove them. Order a bunch on amazon or pick a few up at the dealer for $1.50 each. I grabbed a hundred for the whole car. Splash guards, bumper mudflaps etc. $17.00 the tool that come with them is easier to remove them. I use them on the neighbours cars too.
Do you have a link/part number of the parts you purchased?
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